From the BBC: Castle unveils medieval tapestry.
A tapestry that recreates part of a priceless Renaissance work of art has been unveiled at Stirling Castle.
The intricate 12ft by 14ft tapestry, entitled The Unicorn is Killed and Brought to the Castle, has taken a team of weavers four years to complete.
It forms the third part of the famous 16th century Hunt of the Unicorn series of tapestries, being recreated at the castle at a cost of £2m. [continue]
Oh wow. Intricate is right. Wouldn’t you love to have that wall hanging? Except I bet it’s a dust catcher……
I was all set to display some semblance of both class and memory by linking up a Metafilter post about mathematicians and Unicorn tapestries and then noted the ‘via’. You are hereby appointed web custodian of materia unicornia.